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Ram Rumble Bee vs. Ford F-150 Lobo
Two V8-powered street trucks. Two very different approaches. Compare power, performance hardware, model choice and everyday usability before deciding which one belongs in your driveway.
Street-Truck Showdown
Rumble Bee Lineup or Lobo Appearance Package?
The Ford F-150 Lobo is an available package for the F-150 STX. It combines a 5.0L V8 with a lowered rear ride height, ground effects, black wheels and dual exhaust.
The announced Ram Rumble Bee is a complete performance-truck family with four models, ranging from the 5.7L HEMI-powered Rumble Bee to the 777-horsepower supercharged Rumble Bee SRT.
That difference matters: the Lobo focuses on one V8 street-style configuration, while the Rumble Bee lineup gives buyers multiple levels of power, chassis capability and track-focused equipment.
A Complete Performance-Truck Family
Quick Comparison
Standard Rumble Bee vs. F-150 Lobo
The closest direct comparison is the standard 5.7L HEMI Rumble Bee against the 5.0L V8-powered F-150 Lobo package.
| Category | 2027 Ram Rumble Bee | 2026 Ford F-150 Lobo |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration | Dedicated announced performance model | Appearance and street-performance package on F-150 STX |
| Engine | 5.7L HEMI V8 | 5.0L Ti-VCT V8 |
| Horsepower | 395 horsepower | 400 horsepower |
| Torque | 410 lb-ft | 410 lb-ft |
| Street Stance | Lowered steel suspension and widebody exterior | Two-inch lowered rear ride height and ground effects |
| Drive Modes | Street Sport transfer case with announced rear-wheel-drive mode Performance Advantage | Ford does not identify a Lobo-specific rear-wheel-drive performance mode |
| Wheels | 20-inch standard; 22-inch available | 22-inch gloss black-painted wheels |
| Performance Family | Four announced models up to 777 horsepower More Choice | One Lobo package configuration |
Why the Rumble Bee Stands Apart
More Than a Street Appearance Package
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Available Track Hardware
Brembo brakes, air suspension, launch control and semi-active shocks are announced for upper models.
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HEMI Heritage
The Rumble Bee lineup connects directly to Ram's muscle-truck history and HEMI performance legacy.
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Up to 777 HP
The announced SRT flagship moves far beyond the output of the naturally aspirated Lobo V8.
Rumble Bee 392: 470 Horsepower
Naturally Aspirated Upgrade
The 392 Changes the Conversation
Buyers who want more naturally aspirated V8 power can step up to the Rumble Bee 392. Its announced 6.4L HEMI V8 produces 470 horsepower and 455 lb-ft of torque.
That gives the Rumble Bee family a factory-announced naturally aspirated model with substantially more output than the 400-horsepower F-150 Lobo.
Track-Focused Capability
The Track Pack Adds Serious Hardware
The announced 392 Track Pack adds equipment not identified by Ford for the Lobo package, including Brembo performance brakes, four-corner air suspension, Bilstein semi-active shocks, launch control and Performance Pages.
Massive 22x12-inch wheels with 325-section tires reinforce the Track Pack's focus on grip, braking and driver control.
Brembo Brakes. Launch Control. Air Suspension.
The Rumble Bee Performance Family
The Ultimate Difference
The Rumble Bee SRT Goes Far Beyond Lobo
The announced Rumble Bee SRT uses a supercharged 6.2L HEMI V8 producing 777 horsepower and 680 lb-ft of torque.
Preliminary claims include a 3.4-second 0-to-60-mph time, an 11.6-second quarter mile and a 170-mph top speed. The Lobo, by comparison, remains a naturally aspirated 400-horsepower street package.
Which Truck Fits You?
Choose Based on Your Priorities
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Choose Lobo For
A factory Ford STX package with a 5.0L V8, lowered rear stance, black wheels and bold street styling.
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Choose Rumble Bee For
HEMI heritage, widebody styling, multiple performance levels and an available rear-wheel-drive mode.
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Choose 392 For
More naturally aspirated V8 output and a more performance-focused factory configuration.
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Choose SRT For
Supercharged power, extreme acceleration and the most advanced announced hardware in the lineup.
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Rumble Bee vs. Lobo
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Comparison Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the F-150 Lobo have more horsepower than the standard Rumble Bee?
The Ford Lobo's 5.0L V8 is rated at 400 horsepower, while the
preliminary standard Rumble Bee specification is 395 horsepower.
Both are listed with 410 lb-ft of torque.
Is the F-150 Lobo a separate model?
Ford presents Lobo as an available package on the F-150 STX,
rather than a separate standalone trim.
Which truck offers more performance choices?
The announced Rumble Bee family includes four models, while
Ford currently identifies one Lobo package configuration.
Which truck offers more horsepower?
The standard trucks are close, but the Rumble Bee lineup extends
to 470 horsepower in the 392 and a preliminary 777 horsepower
in the supercharged SRT.
Does the Lobo include Brembo brakes or launch control?
Ford's published Lobo package highlights do not identify Brembo
brakes or launch control. Those features are announced for the
Rumble Bee 392 Track Pack and SRT.
Can San Leandro CDJR ship a Rumble Bee nationwide?
Yes. San Leandro CDJR can help coordinate nationwide vehicle
transportation. Costs, carrier availability and timing vary.
Comparison is based on preliminary Ram Rumble Bee information and
published Ford information available when this page was prepared.
The vehicles compared are from different announced model years.
Specifications, equipment, acceleration, production timing and
availability may change. Ford and F-150 are trademarks of Ford Motor
Company. San Leandro Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram is not affiliated with
Ford Motor Company. Contact the applicable manufacturer or dealership
for current details.